What should I do if I have sex less than three months into my pregnancy?

Under normal circumstances, you should not have sex in the third month of pregnancy. However, if you have sex before the third month, and the pregnant woman does not feel uncomfortable, has no vaginal bleeding, and has no lower abdominal pain, then it is not a big problem. At this time, you should pay attention to rest and closely observe the condition of female secretions. If vaginal bleeding or lower abdominal pain occurs, you need to go to the hospital immediately for pregnancy treatment. If you don't have this feeling, just observe temporarily.

You must not have sex within the third month of pregnancy; you can have sex between the third and seventh months of pregnancy, but you must pay attention to gentle movements and not have sex frequently; after the seventh month of pregnancy, because the pregnant woman's abdomen is relatively large, you cannot have sex either, as having sex at this time may cause placental abruption and premature birth.

Having sex before three months of pregnancy generally does not cause serious adverse effects. You can observe first and go to the hospital for examination when necessary. Having sex during pregnancy is generally prohibited. This is because during sexual intercourse, it will have a negative impact on the health of the fetus and the pregnant mother herself. There are also some tiny viruses in the male sperm, which may enter the baby's body and affect the baby's growth and development. If the fetus is relatively stable, you can have moderate sexual intercourse between thirteen to twenty-seven weeks of pregnancy, but not too frequent or too hard.

When a woman is preparing to get pregnant for three months, because the embryo has not grown and the fertilized egg is not implanted stably, it is generally forbidden to have sex at this time to prevent threatened abortion or even spontaneous abortion due to sex. In the first three months, the woman had intercourse, but there was no abnormal manifestation such as bleeding and abdominal pain after intercourse, and no special treatment was required. If bleeding and abdominal pain occur after intercourse, you need to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination, B-ultrasound, and blood hcg and progesterone levels, and then use corpus luteum copper and Baotai Ling for symptomatic pregnancy-preserving treatment.